Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-25
ESDAl MAY 70, ise'
FROM THURsDAY's DAILY.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Miss Celia Miller is sick.
 Wheat is looking well in Sam Miller
 iielJ
 J.L. Gardner received a car load {
 -four yesterday.
 Four car loads oi freight arrived 0
 yesterdays train.
 P.y. Schofeld is again under medic'
 treatment m Prescott.
 Eugene Barnett came m on to-day
 train from Los Angeles.
 The soldiers stationed at Whipple ar
 engaged at target practice.
 Croquet parties give promise of supel seding progressive eueher.
 Anoshe. car load of machinery arrive yesterday for Diamond Jo-
 Mrs. W. c. Dawes is stopping for short time, with friends in Prescott.
 The Prescott X Arizona Central rail road Is doing a good freight and passen ger business.
 Robert Schofeld was in town yester day, and sold several work oxen ts Diamond Jo Reynolds.
 \. Ellis and Robert Cartmell left thi afternoon for the Clarence Ruby mine owned by the former.
 Joseph Campbell left for Alexandra after day spent in Prescott purchasing supplies of various kinds.
 W. G. Oliver has the Whipple post office in full blast now. He has very conveniently arranged oihce.
 The railroad has contracted to bring m ninleen car loads of freight this month. for Wbipple Barracks
 Several important water storage enter prises are talked of in this county, both for grazing and mining purP"ses.
 Dr. Robinson, assisted by Dr. Kendall and Dr. Day. performed a very dehcate sl,erauon to-day. on r. J. Sehriield.
 The Grand Army post and Women's Relie. corps are making preparations s.r tl.e observance of Memorial day.
 shun X Austin. oi the Gray Eagle stables. sen, out a four horse stage load oi express and passengers to AieSandra, yesicni5! attefnr'n
 Walter G. Bates has been appointed general superintendent oi th, Walnut Grove Water St,rase company
 D. F. Mitchell has iie sgeney Tor the ,.ioa. Orient and Washington fire in- suranc. companies. lis carl appears in th;s Issue
 X special power of attorney from R- S. Hughes. oi Patterson, New Jersey, to W. C. Flint, oi Prescott, has ,"een filed i". record
 Probate Judge W. 0. O'Neill, yesterday issued an order for the saie oi the property belonging to the estate oi C. r. sisnton. deceased.
 Radishes. nice and crisp; double handful for a nickle, a p.,iliull for quarter. ai the Prescott Garien, north end Mccormick and Granite streets- q
 judge McGrew yesterday h,ld Robert Stringfieid under SJ0o bonds. 'o answer to the next grand jury, on a charge oi assault with deadly weapon.
 Owing ,o inc high prie.. asked by freirhters for the transportation oi machinery for Diamond Jo, uhat gentle man is purchasing oxen. and will do his own fr.ighting.
 rr..gur, has become the pol llar game ,.,r rh,s summer West Pr, -cott has four grounds. One at W. C.. Divers, one at N. o. Murphy's, one at F. ". RlaLe's and one at Mrs Curtis.
 Deputy United States Marshal smith, of Phcnix- arrested, two men at Walnut Grove. d few days since, sus pected oi h,.inq connected with inc Tucson train robbery. He took his pris 'ners to Tucson.
 John Hopwood was brought in to-day from Belmont, and placed in ihe county hospital, suffering from the eilicts oi ,,entipes.e bite. He WAS biii n about three weeks ago, and his arm presents . horrible appearance.
 The Atlantic .S Pacific railroad has re- gently increased i,s force of section men bv the employmen, of over double the number previously employed They are now engaged in removing the rotten ties and replacing them with sound ones. rwo applications have been filed with Probate Judge W. o. o'Neill, for letters .,f administration on the estate oi Anne Hamilton. One is by Partrick Ford, l nnblje administrator, and tue other oy creditors of the estate. Tor the appoint ment of Louis Wollenberg. Tbos. F.. Miller told thrilling story to the JoURSAL-MISER man yesterday, of a cloud burst. which he slld occurred I in skull valley, on Tuesday evening, sweeping everything before H. The greatest loss, reported, was the drowning of four hogs belonging to him. lie says the cloud did not look as Il 1t would hold more than I bucket full ri water, either. Cbas. Gurus < Cos Prescott Sam ming rooms, which by the way. has be- come popular resort, were crowded last | evening, with ticket holders for rstiie for an excellent Winchester rifle, which | :ook nlace there The lucky number | .y., thrown hv Iohn Scantlng, to who n 4 transfer o! title in the gun was given. Hugh NcCr,lm and ]. J. Gum re- turned last evening from the Castle l Greek Hot Springs feeling much better | from their two weeks sojourn there. Both gentlemen are very prcfuse Tn their praise of the curative powers oi these waters. There are nearly iiity wis ,tors at present a; these sprirss. There was quite a breeze this morning near the Fcstofice, caused by d coi"red | gentleman claiming his own. consisting | 5.. . once isr @ senorita of the 'land of Manana.r who had deserted his bed, without board. for reasons not known. She was crying very pitiiully on the street. when he rounded her upand took hei hrne- FRoN FRIDAy's DAILY.